Make a scatter diagram of infmort and income draw by eye

Question

In Sub-Saharan Africa, more than half of mothers lose at least one child before the child's first birthday. Below are data on 36 countries in the region, giving country, infant mortal- ity, per capita income (in U.S. dollars), percentage of births to mothers under 20, percent- age of births to mothers over 40, percentage of births less than two years apart, percentage of married women using contraception, and percentage of women with unmet family planning need (https://www.guttmacher.org/pubs/ib_2-02.html).

Country	InfMort	Income	% Mom 20	% Mom > 40	2 Years Apart	Using Contraception	Need Family Planning
Benin Rep	104	933	16	5	17	3	26
Burkina Faso	109	965	17	5	17	5	26
Cameroon	80	1,573	21	4	25	7	20
Central African Rep	102	1,166	22	5	26	3	16
Chad Rep	110	850	21	3	24	1	missing
Côte d'Ivoire	91	1,654	21	6	16	4	28
Eritrea	76	880	15	7	26	4	28
Ethiopia	113	628	14	6	20	6	23
Gabon	61	6,024	22	4	22	12	28
Ghana	61	1,881	15	5	13	13	23
Guinea	107	1,934	22	5	17	4	24
Kenya	71	1,022	18	3	23	32	24
Madagascar	99	799	21	5	31	10	26
Malawi	113	586	21	6	17	26	30
Mali	134	753	21	4	26	5	26
Mozambique	147	861	24	6	19	5	7
Namibia	62	5,468	15	7	22	26	22
Niger	136	753	23	5	25	5	17
Nigeria	71	853	17	5	27	9	18
Rwanda	90	885	9	7	21	13	36
Senegal	69	1,419	14	7	18	8	35
Tanzania	108	501	19	5	17	17	22
Togo	80	1,410	13	6	14	7	32
Uganda	86	650	23	4	28	8	35
Zambia	108	756	30	4	19	14	27
Zimbabwe	60	2,876	32	4	12	50	13

(a) Make a scatter diagram of InfMort and income.

(b) Draw (by eye) the line that appears to best fit the data.

(c) What effect do you suppose that the two outliers have on income?